For the rest, as Derek Sugden, the architect, points out, they have been able to correct all the minor faults in the design that had appeared during two seasons' use.
This shift in the professionals' focus aligns with the shifting awareness of the consumer for toxin-free food, products, and environment," the architect points out.
An airport, an architect pointed out to me recently, "is a shopping mall with planes attached".
Brian Swier, the Music Hall's architect, pointed out on a recent tour some of the other details of the new space, which has been built on the site of the former Northsix club on North Sixth Street.
WITH a startling high-tech design and an unwieldy name, the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge was already dominating dinner-table conversation here before its architect pointed out construction problems, forcing the cancellation of a preview planned for Aug. 26.
As a Brazilian architect pointed out to me, Parati was well-known in the 1960s as a place of refuge for artists and intellectuals during the military dictatorship; apart from anything else, the festival had reconnected the town to this part of its history.
The detail on the stonework is beautiful but also smart: Stefan Behling, the senior executive partner from Foster + Partners who has also been working on the Cupertino campus for the last six years ("I used to be blond," joked the steely haired architect), pointed out how the angles on the stair rails reflect the contours on the edge of Apple's phones, tablets and laptops.
The detail on the stonework is beautiful but also smart: Stefan Behling, the senior executive partner from Foster + Partners who has also been working on the Cupertino campus for the last six years ("I used to be blond," joked the steely haired architect), pointed out how the angles on the stair rails reflect the contours on the edge of Apple's phones, tablets and laptops.
The competition may seem elaborate, but architects point out that lighting has the power to transform a space.
Architects point out that porches, marvelous though they may be, tend to make the inner rooms dark.
These sentiments are of course widely backed by the architecture establishment, but many architects point out that other government policies are making good design increasingly difficult to deliver.
